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Not a lot of progress, but the plan calls for lead glass panes in the three small square openings of the door. I decided not to search out and commission someone to make the leaded glass and rather opted to make wooden cross panes. I’ve seen examples of Arts and Crafts bookcases with this arrangement. Simple lap joinery for the cross pane and small lap joints inset into the glass rabett.
-- Paul, Texas
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posted 103 days ago
Nice Joints, I have wondered how those mullions were cut. Thanks. Terry
-- Terry Roswell, L.A. (Lower Alabama) "Life is what happens to you when you are making other plans."